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Huawei claims leadership position in shipments for SingleRAN transceivers
TT Bureau |  |  16 Jun 2009

 Huawei Technologies announced that it has achieved the highest shipments for fourth generation base stations with 1.5 million shipments of its SingleRAN transceivers.

“Network convergence - including the smooth evolution to future technologies and the total cost of ownership savings it brings - has become a very real requirement for mobile operators,” said Peter Jarich, Research Director with Current Analysis. “Today, many operators can claim multi-standard base station solution, embracing 2G through 4G, and 3GPP as well as 3GPP2 technologies, Huawei has led the most recent charge, with enviable momentum being the result.”

“Huawei is committed to creating maximum value for our customers and the record breaking shipment of over 1.5 million transceivers is a testament to our focus on customer-centric innovation. We are excited to be now working with so many leading operators worldwide and we will continue to respond quickly to their requirements with solutions that integrate innovation, quality and value,” said Wan Biao, President of Huawei Wireless Product Line.

    
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16 Jun 2009(IST)  
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